The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-09
The Latest from Washington.

If this sort of thing goes on much longer
the crowds before the bulletin-boards of the
daily papars of the country will read with
bated breath and heaving chests such ex-
citing and all-ahsorbing information from
the national capital as this:
WASHINGTON, 6:10 A. M-Mrs. Cleveland
has Just awakened. She is well and more
beautiful than ever.
6:3O.-Mrs. Cleveland has arisen and is
having her lovely hair comhed; it is being
twisted into plain, heavy Grecian coil, emf
nently becoming to her. She will wear 10
breakfast a pale blue cashmere wrapper,
with long train, fastened at the waist by
girdle of blue silk.
S:0j.-The President and Mrs. Cleveland
are at breakfast. They have oatmeal and
cream steak, waifies, syrup, fruit and cot
fee. 1t may be worth while to add that
Mrs. Cleveland takes cream and sugar in
her coffee. She has eaten waffle. She
will not eat oatmeal to-day.
S;50,-Mrs. Cleveland is getting her col
lars and cuffs ready for the laundry She
has just sewed a button on the presidents
shirt. Mrs. Cleveland believes in the no
bilty of labor. Her husband has just
kissed her goodbye and gone to his desk
Mrs. Cleveland has sat down
9:15.-Mrs. Cleveland is still sitting down.
10OO-Mrs. Cleveland is now mending her
glove. 1t is in accordance with her demo-
cratic principles that Mrs. Cleveland should
scorn life of idleness. She has found a
spot on her glove and is cleaning it with
gasoline. She is determined that the eX-
penses of the White House shall be lessened
10:30-Mrs. Cleveland has gone out. She
has purchased yard of pale green ribbon;
also a box of ruching. She has met friend
and they are chatting about the weather.
1870 Mrs. Cleveland is again in her
room and will read for an hour. She has
not decided what she will wear to dinner.
Information on this point will be given TO
the Associated Press as soon as received
It'd Bits.
THE anarchists of Chicago are wild over
the decision of the United States supreme
court declining TO interfere with the hang
ing of the Chicago bomb throwers Otto
Fierstein, who is connected with the an
archist society, when questioned as to the
hanging of these Chicago brethren, said
" We have formed society, composed of
our most true and tried men, sworn on pain
of death to kill one hundred men for every
man of our society that is killed and in the
event of one of MS being struck down in the
attempt to do so there are ten others only
too ready to take our places But the
police are watching their movements and
will adopt every precaution to prevent re-
prisal. All of the condemned men have APP
pealed To the governor for clemency,
81 CURE FITS. This heading is famil-
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has appeared regularly in the best pubica-
tons for many years past. Dr. III. q. Root
of 1873 Pearl street, New York, has world
wide reputation as a successful specialist in
this distressing disease and has no doubt
cured more cases than all other doctors
combined. AS an evidence of good faith
the doctor sends free sample bottle of his
remedy to all sufferers who write for IL if
they give their express and post-ofiice
address.